Crossings
by Danielle Steele | Literature & Fiction | This book has not been rated.
ISBN: 9780440115854 Global Overview for this book
ISBN: 9780440115854 Global Overview for this book
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BOOK DESCRIPTION:
"It is the tense summer before the outbreak of World War II. Liane Crockett de Villiers is crossing the Atlantic with her husband, the Ambassador of France, when she first meets Nick Burnham. The spark between Liane and Nick is instantaneous, yet not until a second crossing, when each is forced to flee France without spouse or family, will they confront the full power of their passion." (Description from book cover)
Someone gave this to me, which I'm using for RABCK/Trade/Release purposes. It's also my opinion that Daniele Steel's novels often tread that thin line between out-and-romance and regular fiction. Hope I classified it right, but if not, better luck next time.
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If you do decide to join, please give my name, Germanophile, as the person who referred you. Thanks!
BOOK DESCRIPTION:
"It is the tense summer before the outbreak of World War II. Liane Crockett de Villiers is crossing the Atlantic with her husband, the Ambassador of France, when she first meets Nick Burnham. The spark between Liane and Nick is instantaneous, yet not until a second crossing, when each is forced to flee France without spouse or family, will they confront the full power of their passion." (Description from book cover)
Someone gave this to me, which I'm using for RABCK/Trade/Release purposes. It's also my opinion that Daniele Steel's novels often tread that thin line between out-and-romance and regular fiction. Hope I classified it right, but if not, better luck next time.
